• Of all the stars of The Real Housewives franchise, Caroline Manzo has become a true fan favorite. She is relatable and viewers look up to her because of the stable home life she has created. Caroline is the personality most viewers can identify with. She is a genuinely nice person, a lover of books and will stop at nothing to make this book a bestseller.
 
• Caroline has a popular column on MSN's Glo site in which she doles out life advice. Fans of the column might have also heard her on her radio talk show, Caroline Rules has 370,000 Facebook fans and 380,000 twitter followers.
 
• Viewers are obsessed with the Real Housewives, and no installment packs in more drama than New Jersey. With last season ending on a cliffhanger, the ratings are sure to continue to be high for this season and the next. 

• Also Available: 10-copy signed carton – ISBN: 9780062244796 – $249.90 (CAN: $329.90)
 
 
 
 
 

In the dramatic story lines of the always entertaining Real Housewives of New Jersey, Caroline Manzo has become known as the voice of reason. With tact, wisdom and perspective, she cuts through the conflict with her straightforward advice.

Now, one of the best-loved stars of the blockbuster Real Housewives franchise reveals how she has achieved a life that many viewers envy—a close relationship with her children, a strong marriage, and a firm belief in loyalty to friends. In her book Caroline brings her life experience and pragmatic outlook to tough questions about family, friendship, love, and more.

The book explores the mottos she lives by:

On Life:
-I may not be the smartest, or the prettiest, but you will remember me.
-Respect is free, but you have to earn your keep.
-Mean gets you nowhere.

On Family:
-My house is a home, not a museum, kick your feet up, and relax, if something spills that’s what mops are for.

On Raising Kids:
-I’m a bitch when I have to be but I’ll always be mommy.
-I’d rather you said f*** than did heroin!
-I’m not your friend, I’m your mother.

On Love:
-Picking a man is like picking a racehorse.
-My husband is not perfect, but he’s perfect for me.

On Aging:
-I’m 50, but in my head I’m 25, don’t ask me to explain it, just go with it.
-Act your age with confidence, there’s so much more power in that.

With a beautiful package including a color photo insert filled with personal snapshots, Let Me Tell You Something brings fans and readers into the Manzo family, where honest advice and practical life lessons are served up as only Caroline can.